I Sing To The Trees Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE

I Sing To The Trees

Rating: 5.0


I sing to the trees for the birds and the bees
And all of the beauty around,
I sing of its wonder and spell I am under
And of the love that I've found.

I sing to the sky and the clouds passing by
And in its colours I'm drowned,
I sing of its wonder and spell I am under
And of the love that I've found.

I sing to the stream that does flow like a dream
So restful and peaceful the sound,
I sing of its wonder and spell I am under
And of the love that I've found.

I sing to the hills for their sight always fills
My heart with their beauty abound,
I sing of their wonder and spell I am under
And of the love that I've found.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 21 August 2008

There is much beauty to be found in your words Andrew Love duncan X

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Ernestine Northover 15 August 2008

What a lovely swingy, singy poem, and so cleverly constructed with obviously a lot of thought and work. A job very well done, and I enjoyed reading it very much indeed. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX

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Thad Wilk 14 August 2008

Andrew, you sing your song of love with glee Of natures wonders, that we see This poems a song sung - beautifully! *10*! ! Best wishes, Friend Thad

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